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Alex FitchPanel Borders: Unleashing the Elephantmen (August 19, 2012)

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An episode of Panel Borders: Alex Fitch talks to Richard Starkings and Ian Churchill about Elephantmen (part 1 of 2).


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Artist/Composer: Alex Fitch
Date: 2012-08-19
Source: Resonance FM / Bristol Small Press Expo
Keywords: An episode of Panel Borders; Resonance 104.4 FM; Alex Fitch; talks; Richard Starkings; Ian Churchill; Elephantmen

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0


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Press release: "In the last of the current broadcast series of Panel Borders, which this month has been looking at anthropomorphic or ‘funny animal’ comics, Alex Fitch talks to writer, editor and letterer Richard Starkings, and Ian Churchill, one of a rotating team of artists on Elephantmen, an American monthly comic (primarily created by Brits) about retired super-soldiers that are half animal, half human hybrids. Mixing the sci-fi / noir ambience of Blade Runner with the anthropomorphic horrors of The Island of Doctor Moreau, the comic has been serialised since 2003 and in this episode, recorded in front of an audience at last year’s Bristol Small Press Expo, Alex talks to Richard and Ian about the origins of the title, Richard’s move to America as a creator and Ian’s own creator owned title, Marineman, which first appeared as a back-up strip in Elephantmen #25."

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